8 of Australia’s most highly regarded designers re-imagine their works in American tulipwood.
A three dimensional modular cross laminated tulipwood pavilion designed by Waugh Thistleton Architects.
The first building in the world to be made using American tulipwood CLT, designed by dRMM Architects.
American tulipwood pencil sharpeners designed and made by Norie Matsumoto for Norman Foster, from AHEC’s The Wish List.
An American tulipwood CLT table, designed by Alex de Rijke and made by Barnby & Day, from AHEC’s The Wish List.
An arts centre based in the Dutch city of Nieuwegein, designed by First can Dongen and Patrick Koschuch using American tulipwood.
Thermally modified American tulipwood forms the children’s playground at Chisenhale school, designed by Asif Kahn.
The limited edition Bilgola furniture collection, in American tulipwood, by Adam Goodrum.
